Black Kitchen Sink, Undermount Stainless Steel Bar Sink 30x18x9 Inch Drop In Single Bowl Kitchen Sink With Accessories-Sink Grid,Silicon Faucet Mat,Drain Assembly Set For Modern Kitchen Sink

This was perfect for my new countertop and sink. No more drips everywhere!

When upgrading my kitchen faucet, was also looking for a good mat to lay down around it as gunk and things get built up beside the faucet and doesn't look good. Came across this mat by Koardink and knew that this would not only compliment my new brushed nickel faucet and soap dispenser but also keep that area cleaner and look nicer! It is easy to clean as you just pull it out from around the faucet and wash then put back! My only complaint and isn't really any big deal but had to cut an additional hole off to the right side in order to fit my soap dispenser top through, but that took a few seconds...other than that, this is exactly as advertised and works as it should!

I'm positive this works well. However we live in a very old apartment and have those usual metal sinks you see in old apartments. The wall sits too close to the sink so the mat doesn't fit, but we really liked it and decided to jimmy rigged it. And... it worked! My wife is very pleased with it. It helps keep our kitchen counters from getting wet after washing or when our dishes are drying. She loves using it to set her sponges on it to dry. Due to the groves, it helps dry the sponges faster and also keeps the sponges from reabsorbing the water. The spouts at the bottom of the mat really is an added plus, because it helps guide the water out to the sink. Which also makes cleaning easy. We think the price is fair and gave this a 5 out of 5.

Definitely feels more like a composite material than stainless steel. I bought it to use as a utility sink. Just be cautious about the durability if you want to use it in a kitchen where it will get heavy use. Also, the drain assembly is very cheap and flimsy. I will and would recommend purchasing better plumbing parts than what comes with the sink. The flexible pipe is very thin plastic that I can pinch and misshape with two fingers.

Nice thick rubber. This Splash Guard does its job nicely and keeps behind the tap clean and dry.

So I ended up having to sort of do this review just based on its design and a couple of tests rather than actually using it since It doesn't fit on my sink design. The guard is nice and durable and it has some cutaway for the middle section to adjust for the sizes of various faucets but only fits circular faucets like the one in the picture. My faucet has a rectangular section that rests flush on the counter which prevents this guard from being usable without chopping away half of it so I didn't bother. The splash guard is designed to carry the water back into the sink and from my tests, it does that well. Overall if your sink will fit this guard it's a worthy purchase, just don't be dumb like me and choose it before looking at your sink.

I am a sink splash guard convert. Ever since we moved into our house, I've done everything I can to try to keep it clean the easiest way I can think of. I have been using fabric splash guards for the past year and they have worked really well but the water does just stay there and eventually evaporates. This is my first time trying a non-fabric one and I'm still on the fence. It does a good job with draining the water into the sink, fits really well with my single hole faucet & easy to adjust/trim if needed.Cons: water spots/residue, a little tricky to put stuff on it (like sink caddies, sponge holders, etc.).For what it is, it seems like it's well made out of nice thick material, easy to clean (put in dishwasher), it's a good size and does a good job at what it's designed to do. I recommend.

I’m so mad at myself because I’ve been looking for a sink splash guard that isn’t fabric. I ordered this because it’s silicone, and slightly sloped so the water runs down into the sink. I also liked it because it has a slit where the faucet goes, so it’s easy to “install” instead of trying to slip the guard over the faucet. However, I failed to realize that the area behind my faucet is so skinny that the splash guard doesn’t fully fit.Not to fear, however! Because it’s silicone, I was able to take a craftsman blade and trim off the excess and it still functions!!!! I’m so excited.The only small piece of feedback I have is that the entire surface area has some form of “ribbing,” so I can’t place my soap dispenser on it because it becomes uneven. I wish there was a small, flat portion specifically for soap because the soap dispenser gets wet/drips as well. Overall, I’m pleased that I found something that prevents my toddler splashing (aka washing dishes lol) from getting hard water stains on my granite counter top!